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CElAMBERLAaS.S CHANGE OF
k.l,ARI.
His Constituents Call Him To Account
and Make EaiW More CenciIiasory.

Special Cable Dispatch 10 The EVENING STAR.
LONDON, Jan. s.-With regard to the prospects ot
the forthcoming liberal conference 4 find that
ChalAberains action is direct result OF pressure
brought 10 bear upon him from Birmingham.
When he returned from the east he gave notice
that he would address public meeting on a cer-
tain day, whereupon tie political committee of his
ward wrote TO inform him that his first duty was
TO them. They desired him 10 address them pri-
yately at an earlier date. He suspected nothing,
and was immensely surprised and disgusted 10
find himself
SUBJECTED TO PROCESS OF HACKING
by the most direct and frank questions for over
two hours. This has been a revelation TO hlm.
His position among even those in whose suppors
he had most confidence caused hlm TO make a
concilatory speech, ana lend himself willingly TO
tie come erence proposal. lie has expressed great
satisfaction at the tone OF certain letters which
Gladstone has addressed 10 him privately No
body has yet discovered Ia what Way reconcila.
ton Is 10 cD,np-
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THR SENATE REFUSES TO GO INTO JOINT SESSION.
PROSPECT OF TWO LEGISLATURES.


PROSPECT OF TWO LEGISLATURES.
There is good prospect that the extraordinary
proceedings which marked the meeting OF the Ohio
legislature at Columbus last year are about to be
repeated by the Indiana legislature. When the
senate met at Indianapolis yesterday morning it
refused to go into joint session with the house to
hear the governors message read, and the message
was read In the senate by the clerk Of that body.
In the afternoon the senate passed a resolution
declaring there was no vacancy in the Office OF
lieutenant governor, declining TO go into joint
sion for the purpose OF canvaSsing and declaring
the result of the vote at the November election,
and adjourning until Tuesday. The day appointed
for canyasslng and announcing tie vote for lieu-
tenant governor is Monday. The house has adopted
set OF rules as arbitrary as those recently adopted
in the Senate, by which the majority can Summa-
rily unseat any member OF the minority. The
governors message, owing to the refusal OF the
senate to participate in joint session, was laid
the table without reading, and the house ad-
tourned until Monday. 1t is now understood that
the speaker OF the house will on Monday declare
and publish the result OF the election OF lieutenant
governor. and that when the senate assemblies on
Tuesday he will appear and assert his rights as
presiding officer Of that body. His claim will be
denied. The air Is fun OF SurmiSes. Quo warranto
proceedings are suggested and also the possibility
Of two legislatures.
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Navigation OF Chesapeake bay and tributaries is
Still open. The channel approaches TO Baltimore
are kept clear. oyster cargoeS ind their way 10
market.
Major John W. Gorsuch. an ex-member OF the
Maryland legislature, died in Texas.
Charles BaSslord, b. U. brakeman, was killed
at Frederick Junction.
Madras.
DJemel in Tunis was shaken by an earthquake
yesterday.
Bishop Giossbrenner, Of the United Brethren
church, is dead.
special from Jackson, Tenn, says: Scott Pick
er II years DID, last night shot and killed Chester
Doad, 10 years Old, the son OF prominent citizen
The missing left leg OF George Goldman, the
murdered Massachusetts milk dealer, was found
yesterday In fleid where the murderer had
thrown It.
A dinner party was given in New York last even
ing at the hotel Brunswick In which most OF the
leading cartcatur1sts and hum0r1sts OF the city
participated.
The French academy has resolved to petition
the government to revoke the decree expelung the
Due dAumale.
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MASSACRED BY PIRATES.
Towns Om the TOnquin Frontier
Burned: and u French Garrison An.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. S.-Advices from Hong
Kong 10y the steamer City OF Pei1n state that the
trouble On the frontter or Tonquin and China has
assumed most serious proportions News has been
received at Hong Kong Irom Pakhoi, by the Ger
man steamer signal, tnat large bodies OF Chinese
pirates attacked the French garrison at Hskoi on
November "a, and after three-days siege COM.
pletely annihllated the town. They also attacked
MongkOi with similar result. The latter Il
town ten miles from the coast on the border line
sacre which occurred at Aongkoi were given.
Hakoi Is about thirty miles south OF Mongkoi, on
the coast. The French had a small fortl1catlon
there with a garrison OF sixty men, under COM
mand OF Lieut.. Mcmahon, a nephew OF Marshal
Mcmahon. After a thfee-days' siege only twenty.
three OF the garrison remained alive. These made
a sortle but not one OF then survived. The latest
Information is 10 the effect that the ctleS OF Ha.
koi and Mongkoi are in flames. IL Is believed that
the same parties which captured the BOUNDARY
commissioners perpetrated these masSacres-
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black and yellow, lowering and buzzing around
the flowers. The effect produced by this Ingenious
extreme.
Ex-Governor Perham. OF Maine, Is in town for
the winter, staying with his son, A. II. Perham
1S:' 9th street. tie is accompanied by his wife
and TWO daughters.
Cards are out announcing the marriage OF Mr..
Augustus p. Cranshaw Jr, and Miss susie p Hig-
gins. on Thursday evening or this Week. They
are at nome to niends on Thursdays At 1897 .
street
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
- D. c. VOLUNTEERS OF APRIL, 1861

A l..
At meeting of the Associated Veterans D. C.
OIunteers held III November. 1856 constit1l-
adopted and complete REORGANIZATION deter
ined ugon- meetinf, OF the Association will be
I-id at Cosmopolitan hall, cor. Stl and II w..
t0NDAA. the 10th instant at 30 O'Clock p ni for
the election officers and other important business
Al ID. G. Volunteers should attend IT.
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION WILL
49, hold Its monthly Injecting at the Congrega-
uonal church, 10th and streets MONDAY, Jan. 10th
at 30 O'Clock. Topic for discussion, Helping
tors have been invited give practical suggestions
upon The topic All invited 1t
ATTENTION, DASHAwAYS!-THE
- Will be meeting OF tine DASHAWAY RE-
FORM Gu B i'll Room 10, Corcoran Building, WE'D
NESDAI, january l2th at ~ O'Clock p. By order
OF Committee. It.
st~ THE COMMITTEE ON ENTERTAIN
- ment desires to express their thanks Prof
BERNAYs and his Orchestra for the Concert which they
The realized will assist in carrying the work
of the Institution for the present winter. 1t
SPECIAL NOTICE
49, Having finished taking stock. we have de-
ciied to close out 80 900 worth stock Funi-
ture at sdcrtce Or III other words, at price the
stock Will bring We must have room Tor improvements
md spring stock.
This is opportunity that should not be missed.
We call special attention to our advertisement III
another column OF this paper Make a note of the
prices.
Call and make your selection Furniture for every
body WM H. DUNNS Furniture Nareruoms
IT. 81 9TH ST.
80 REPORT OF THE CONDITION
THE NATIONAL METROPOLITAN BANK.
At Washington, d. e.
AT the close OF business, December 2Sth, 1886
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COndesnning Ksfcks-Beach.

COMMENTS CALLED OUT BY TIE SENTENCES OF THE
wOODFORD TENANTS
The London Times referring TO the sentences
imposed upon the Woodford Qreland) tenant
who resisted eviction, comments on Judge Palles
condemnation OF the exercise OF the dispensing
power. II says:
''We have long refused to believe that Sir MI
chael HckS-Besch, chief secretary for Ireland,
is falling to ultl the pledges he gave
to parliament, but unfortunately there is
now no room for doubt that the Irish
executive has been on the wrong tack. Very de-
cided measures viii be required TO reverse the
presumption rooted in the popular mind in Ire
land that the government would succumb II II was
resisted"
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WILL MAKE Nd CONCESSIONS.
Gladstone Denies He fs Willing o
Modify Rlis Home Rule Rul.

LONDON, Jal. b-hr Gladstone personally de.
MES that he is prepared 10 modify his home rule
bill as announced yesterday by the Standard,
to the liberal-unionists
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GREAT SNOW STORM IN ENGLAND.
Railways Impassabie and Much Loss
of Life Feared.

LONDON, Jan. "a terrible snow storm has pre-
vailed throughout the midland counties In Eng.
land. Much loss or life is feared. The highways
and railways are impossible III many places and
The malls are blocked
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NEW YORK, Jan. S.-The stock market opened
steady this morning, the changes nom last even.
ings final quotations being for insignificant
West Point, which was down =. The trading was
dull, except In the coal stocks and Richmond ana
West Point, which were active. Prices ruled
strong frosn the opening ana Consolidated Gas
rose ~, Richmond ana West Point II, and others
came very dun In the latter part OF the hour, but
there was no change1n the tone OF the speculation,
and at eleven O'Clock the market q dull but aSzR,
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JUDGE TTaURuaN,S ILLNESS.
The Attack at the Jackson Banquee
Not Likely To Have Serious Results.

Special Dispatch 70 The EvENISG STAR
CoLUhgus, OHIO, JAM S.-,Igdge Thurman who
was taken quite I'll at the Jackson banquet. about
half-past one O'Clock this morning, was taken
home In a carriage. This noon the ex-senator Is
resting easily, aud no serious results are likely 10
follow. Reports telegraphed from here that Mr.
Thurman l. dangerously III are sensational and
without good foundation in fact
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THE FIRE ORIGINATED FkoA DEFECTIVE CHThNEH.
CHICAGO Jan. S.-A Tunes special from Dallas,
Texas SAWS: The town OF Duck Creek, containing
three hundred inhabitants and situated ten miles
north OF this city, was destroyed yesterday by
fire which originated In a directive chimney.
the loss on BUILDINGS and merchandise is OOO;
uninsured.
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NEW YORK, Jan. 6.-The New York Mercantile
Exchange has appointed Messrs. David Hunt, r.
M.Barregt and q. S. Higgins a committee TO attend
the National Food Convention In the interest OF
legislation against adulterated food 70 be held e
" WaSningtOn, ID. c.. on the 18th inst
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Sudden Death Of Gen. Duncan.
PORTION OF HIS SKULL CARRIED OFF BY A CAM
NON BALL DURING THE WAR.
The War department Was this morning informed
that General Thomas Duncan {retireGD died sud-
denly yesterday afternoon at his residence on l4th
street. He was wounded by cannon ball during
the war, and portion OF his skull carried away
years he had worn the silver plate that formed
part OF his anatomy. He had been complaining
ior several .y, but was not thought to be danger
Ouay i'll until yesterday morning.
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1t Is expected that the next s3bo0dle" trial viii
begin In New YORK on Monday.
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HE HAS NO PRESENT INTENTION OF REsIGNING.
Senator Brown, accompanied by his vile, daugh-
ter secretary and servants has arrived in the city
and taken quarters at the National STAR re-
porer, who called upon the Senator, found him
seated before comfortable fire and engrOssed
with mass OF correspondence.
- senator" sid The reporter, "THE STAR has sent
the report OF your contemplated resignation"
81 prefer" he rep.iad, 80 have nothing to say
OH That subject. have not authorized any state
ment OF any KIND in that connection, and the re-
porter who originated It must have been hard
driven for an item. The fact that have returned
u Washington 10 resume my duties In the Senate
should thinA would be enough TO show that
have no present intention OF resgning. I have
hid an0tEr severe attack OF my throat trouble,
and IL compelled Inc 20 keep close and take OF
myself. Heuce / Was not able to get here as soon
as could have wished"
IL cant" ne remarked, as the reporter arose to
leave, "notice every newspaper statement, but
ain back here to attend 20 my public duties"
he senator said enough 10 indicate that he is
not now thinking vi reaign1ng.
Large Real Estate sales.
MIR. John +. Beal, real estate broker, has just
made the following sies: 100 acres OF the Dent
estate, on the south side OF Pierces mill road, for
j. Macbride Sserrett and wife, TO William K. Ryan,
OF South Carolina, for S62 800 Forty acres OF land
formerly known as the Lyons mill tract, adJoin-
Ing kal0rdma and near Rock creek, Tor Mr.
Gaid1Aer Y. Hubbard, to syndicate Tor $500, 600.
Hitll OcLOOcI
make nearly an aggregate OF 100000 worth Oi
property In tnis district sold by IhiS real estate
3sency.
concurrent resolution providing for the sub.
mission OF The question OF The prohibition OF the
sale or intoxicating beverages 10 popular vote
was Introduced In 10Th branches OF the missouri
legislature yesterday.
Elizabeth Morris, 20 years old, died under suS
plciolS circumstances ut her home In New York
On "Wednesday night. Her husband, peter Norris
has been arrested, charged with her murder.
GOV. Gordon has received from secretary Bayart
Information that the Gate City Guard cannot visi
kngiind in military capacity. Capt. Burke says
Tie company VIII go tourists.
II IS feared that smallpox may become epidemic
la broOkAJn
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LAskEz's Loan .Orr1oE

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Honey lca1eo o. V, at. Silve- HLtc1.s r.
3S..s, seveIry, ilstVs, CU14s. --.sLsIa.. lafle
Ise1ss' ss-c oeEteEaeHs nea.lLs, Al -rei- U.u e.. ID
sl1 al.ycx Bought C.
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IN TIE SUPREME Co{-RT OF THE
49, DiS1RICl UF COLI BiA
The 4th day of January, 1887.
CHARLES c. BRYAN, Plaintiff, vs. LaNGDoN c. Dun
eAN Deics".Ht->o 2b,S4o DoShrt.
~ no 10" ~ u .+is li"i III by az r b. Sands his
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War Department Changes.

War Department Changes.
JAS. g. hudson, or Texas, appointed clerk at
200 under civil service rules adjutant generals
Office.
Mervin L. York, OF New Jersey, appointed clerk
al $1,000 under civil service rules, commissary
generals Office.
Auna q. Neyhart, Mary NJ. Reagan Alice T.
he.cus, nnie N. Hepburn, Ellen ii. Mitchell and
MHry X. VII OK appointed clerks at S25 per month
unOer Clvll service rules. signal Otiice.
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B4Ass ANDlRoxs
bAAss tLADERs.
btAso IRE SETS
foniABIE CRATES
HAYWARD * HUTCHINSON
'no 424 9th street
" ILLElI EUoFT HAVE INDUCED IIIcs-S
Lbk IIiS.1iING-
- 800 fennA- ave
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kilograms to The Star.
THE CHANGE IN CHAMBERLAIN
Ills Constituents Brought II About.
JUDGE THURMAN NOT VERY ILL.
French Soldiers Massacred in Tonquin.
THE PROPERTY RIGHTS OF INDIANS.
Another Very Heavy Snow Storm in England
THE PROPERTY RIGHTS OF INDIANS.

Another Very Heavy Snow Storm in England
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THE CHANGE IN CHAMBERLAIN
Ills Constituents Brought II About.
JUDGE THURMAN NOT VERY ILL

French Soldiers Massacred in Tonquin.
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District Of Coiun.bta. County Of Washington, 81:
l. tHAt! Is A JA.4.o e .ier the .bove ed
oal Go soieiliy swcaC III lie ebove statement
10 the Oesf OF my knowledge and belief.
e.. A. JAMES, Cashier.
Sui scrIDed and sworn before me this TIN dy of
JANUARY. 1887.
H. p HOWARD. Notary Public.
EDW. ). TEMPLE
JOHN VI SIHo
". Z. Low ARD directors.
1t j. II. c. COFFIN
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x Di<A-NS fEClOhAI tOMROCSD
- lie HoA'ettui fenlcGS. sure
iA-ls truao!es tedsiis ofoclitlS Scre t1Eoat s;lo
Sroif eGc ss.es si4e . t41e = ioor.ls- G,iI frlcr
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ae Boycott placed on j. WEST, Butcher, for r..
its-4s 10 ray II: lnel ior made, ts ,ia,
t't 's A'r j. eSt ias agreed Ill the future iay
10. over time 9.a:e oy his s;,,sl
- @t' u. ottDi.g TX B9ARD n, A. Co
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THE EVENING STAR.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

r.
This This is to notify the public that Mr.: JOHN KEi
WORT n ia only the sale the POLAND Il
sPfING WATER IN Washington DC
.enting il to be POLAND WAfER those desiring to
JoHS 81 KE3SoRfa 5h Ii RiiS l%d 3 from
HIRAM KICKER SONS.
Proprietors of the Celebrated Poland Spring.
Telephone 1922 ja6-Im
xSINSTRUCTIONI IN OIL PAINTING MRS
r., of Capital Hill (l32 10Th street n. e) de-
give notice her old pupils and to Others that
she Is ready to resume giving lessons ja''-4t'
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
~ DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
Holding Special Term in Equity.
The United States of America MARTIN f. MORRIS
etsl--No 1896, Eq- Doc. 70
It ts this Sd day of January, 1881 ordered that all
persons and corporations interested In the subiectmat
ter Of this suit, whose appearance shall be entered
Qjred the order of public alton passed herein the
26th day of November, 1886, be and they hereby
DAY OF JANUARY, 1887, within which to file their
required by said order OF publication. And
ming 5;h January, 1887. in the Washington Post and
Evening STAR and once in the Washington Law Re
porter; CHARLES p JAMES;
ja.5-1w Justice.
RWASHINGTOND D. C DECEMBER 10TH So
~ The Copsrtnership heretofore existing be-
tween VI VI Parker and Eddy Il. Townsend under the
1887. the said " NJ Parker assuming all debts and OBJ
legations contracted by the firm Slaned IN Duplicate,
EDDY b. TOWNSEND.
As shall continue in business at the old number
14ls ST, beg thank friends and the public
past confidence and to ask its future CONTINUANCE,
ia4-Im Real Estate BroE.r Il Is ST NV
NOTICE-DR SCHAEIFER HAS RE-
: frOIl - r =
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To BE EXAMINED FOR PROMOTION.-COlonelsS Silas
Crispin and Thos G. Baylor and Lieut. Col. Alfred
Mordecai, ordnance department., have been ap-
pointed board TO meet at the Rock Island arsenal
January 1Sth, Tor the examination OF Lieut.. Col.
jas. NJ. WhiitemOre, Major Francis II. Parker and
Capt. Jno. A. kreSS for promotion.
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"Luddington, Mich, February 2
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years, and there is no medicine that
equals them for bilious attacks, kidney
complaints and all diseases incident n
this malarial climate.
II. T. ALEXANDER
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]. G. SToETlEb
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Monroe, Mich, September Is, 1S85
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NOTICE.:

THROUGH SEVERAL STUDENTS
i living at a distance having to
leave to engage in other pursuits,
there is now an opportunity Tor those
Wishing 1t to send pupils to the SAT-
Lake Academy during the coming
term, commencing April 18th. Apply
TO Willard Done, Instructor, at the
Social Hall
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
March 30th, 1887.
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$1,000 Lost.

ga tour to Europe that cost me s3WN
done less good than one bottle Of Hon
BItters; they also cured my wife of a.
teen years nervous weakness, sleepleS,.
ness and dyspepsia. Mr.. r. NJ, An.
burn, n. Y.
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WHY WILL YOU cough when S6l-
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my little sickly, puny baby, vas
changed into great bouncing boy, and
| was raised from sick bed By using
Hop Bitters a short time"
A YOU'VE MoTHER.
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n OTICE.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stocs holders OF the Salt Lake
City Railroad Company viii be hela
at the Office of the Company, IS =
South Temple 8 rect, Salt Lase CITY,
Ut, on Tuesday. Arril 18th, 1887 ..
IL o o'clock am, for the election OF
officers for he ensuing wear.
DAVID MCKENZIE,
Secretary.
SALT LAKE CITY. UT,
March 18th, 1887.
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my mother says that Hop Bittersi is
the only thing that will keep her ION
severe attacks of paralysis and head
ED. Os1Ueqo Sun.
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AsHBURNAM. MASS. Jan Is. 1899

l have been very sick over two ve.,.
they all gave me up as past cure I
tried the most skiliful physicians hrt
they did not reach the worse part. ~ M
lungs and heart would fill up eva.
night and distress me, and nv tbros,
was very bad. l told my Children =
should never die in peace till | had tr;od
Hop Bitters. When l had taken 'i twa
bottles they helped me very much ~
deed. When | had taken two MOI ~
bottles l was WE'LL. There was q Int &c
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cured and feel as thankful as | do tSs.
there is so valuable medicine made
Yours truly,
Miss JULIA G. CUSHING
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cleanse the system; to act on the Liver
Kidneys, and Bowels gently vet thor.
ouEhiy; to dispd Headaches, Colds, and
HsVers; 70 cure Constipation. IndiRas-
Hea, and Kindred us,